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What is it?
What does GC have?
Lesson Format
Scenarios
100
What does LLI stand for?
Leveled Literacy Intervention
100
Where are LLI kits located at GC?
room 2
100
True or False The odd lessons are where students read instructional level text.
True
100
You would like a poem for a lesson, where might you get this?
In the binder for that colored kit.
200
Who wrote LLI?
Fountas & Pinnell
200
How many kits of each color does GC have?
2 of each color
200
Which lesson has the writing about reading portion?
even day
200
The lesson is not in with the plastic folder and books, what should you do?
Check the closet in room 2 for the lesson binders.
300
True or False? LLI lessons are written for 50 minutes.
False
300
In room 2, where are the blue lessons?
File cabinets by the door
300
How long do students spend on Word Work/Phonics section?
5 minutes
300
You have 3 students in front of you rereading their instructional level book, you go to the folder to get a running record and there isn't one, what do you do?
Take a running record
400
True or False. LLI lessons replace classroom reading instruction.
False, it is a supplement.
400
What reading levels does the blue kit cover?
Levels C - N
400
Where can you find extra information about comprehension of the instructional level text?
On the reading record for that book.
400
A fire alarm sounds just after the first 10 minutes of your LLI lesson. A student has pulled the alarm, so we all wait for the fire department. By the time you get back into your classroom Tier 2 is over, what do you do the next day?
Review the entire lesson.
500
How many different colors/levels of LLI exist?
currently 5 sets
500
True or False GC has the red kit.
False
500
How many students do you progress monitor on an odd day lesson?
zero
500
LLI says that the students should be progressing to the next level, but my data of progress monitoring doesn't show they are ready, what should I do?
Possibly use another color kit of that same level, but you will need to talk to Amy because it may already be in use.